Threat intelligence, also known as cyberthreat intelligence, is information gathered from a range of sources about current or potential attacks against an organization. The information is analyzed, refined and organized, then used to minimize and mitigate cybersecurity risks. The main purpose of threat...
ASPM provides visibility into the unique variables and configurations of applications running in production. In addition to filling a huge gap in visibility, it correlates application security testing signals and findings across disparate tools and teams, enabling security teams to detect, triage, and ...
Endpoint security, or endpoint protection, is the cybersecurity approach to defending endpoints — such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices — from malicious activity. An endpoint protection platform (EPP) is a solution used to detect and prevent security threats like file-based malware attacks...
Triage and assignment, when an alert is escalated Initial response In-depth diagnosis and investigation Final response and incident closure Post mortem and root cause analysis (leveraging lessons from previous incidents)In many SOCs, the above process is poorly defined or inconsistent. It is also imp...
Cloud data loss prevention (DLP): Protect sensitive data and improve risk triage with greater understanding of impact for public cloud risks. Additionally, Zscaler Workload Communications (ZWC) protects all your cloud workload traffic—north-south and east-west—to prevent the spread of malware acro...
Triage is the first tier of the SOC. Tier 1 personnel, consisting of junior analysts, are least experienced. They are responsible for triaging security events and determining the event severity. This includes identifying the source of the event, determining the event scope, and assessing related ...
Real-time, machine-speed sharing between large and small enterprise peers quickly reveals detected anomalies across all stages of the Cyber Kill Chain in situational context. With such instant visibility, security teams can triage and respond quickly to mitigate otherwise unknown attacks targeting their...
Event triage, in which MDR services categorize and prioritize security events based on their criticality -- by considering various factors, they create a list of security events to ensure that the most crucial incidents receive immediate attention. The steps of the managed detection and response proc...
Tier 1 analysts are the first line of defense, responsible for monitoring security alerts and performing initial triage. They identify potential threats and escalate them to higher-tier analysts for further investigation. Tier 2 Analysts Tier 2 analysts conduct more in-depth investigations of escala...
SIEMs can help security analysts determine that a security incident is taking place, triage the event, and define immediate steps for escalation and remediation.Even if an incident is known to security staff, it takes time to collect data to fully understand the attack and stop it — the SIEM...